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Aquarelle & gouache sur papier Arches.

One of my first seascapes and on a 24x36. Way harder than I expected. What do y’all think?

I always seem to find my way back to cherries 🍒

Maybe that’s why some of you have started calling me the Cherry Queen 😄👑 They never get boring to paint and somehow every bowl feels a little different ✨

So here’s another one: Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries ❤️

It’s a 36x24. The first big one Ive done. I don’t love it but I never really do. I’m gonna revisit tmrw. What could I do to make it better?

Painted this scene from the Pocono Mountains in Acrylic

Silent Watcher

I reworked this from the first post. Which version do you like best?

6x8 acrylic on cold pressed paper

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Painted this on a 12*12 inches canvas

Sorry it has some glare in the photo. It doesn’t really do that as much in person, but getting a photo without that happening at least a bit has been impossible

So I am painting after quite a lot of time and started with waters , which i am not so got at , so how do i paint the fur , do i use white guache to paint them individually?